Team TUQO

TUQO Market is an AI-powered student marketplace built to turn everyday skills, products, and creativity into economic opportunities. As a university student who builds websites for clients, I saw a problem firsthand: talented students were already tutoring, designing, developing software, and selling products, but their opportunities were scattered across social media, group chats, and informal networks. Finding buyers, creating listings, and building trust required too much effort. I created TUQO to bring these opportunities together. Students can discover products and services, manage listings, create storefronts, and share temporary updates through Stories. The marketplace also connects to real commerce infrastructure, including Whop-hosted checkout. During the Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon, I built three Meta Muse Spark-powered experiences on top of this existing platform: Snap to Sell transforms a product photograph into an editable listing draft, helping sellers avoid repetitive manual entry. Visual Search interprets a photograph and connects the user's intent to relevant products from TUQO's actual catalog. Tavi is an AI commerce companion that understands natural-language requests and uses validated marketplace tools to help users discover, compare, and navigate commerce actions. The technical challenge was connecting multimodal AI to genuine marketplace functionality without compromising reliability or user control. TUQO separates model reasoning from execution, validates tool inputs, enforces authorization, and requires approval for sensitive actions. Rather than building another standalone shopping chatbot, I'm exploring a more useful form of agentic commerce: an internet where AI understands what people want and helps them take meaningful steps toward achieving it. TUQO's mission is simple: make it easier for students to turn what they have, what they know, and what they create into opportunity.